Maker's mark? Coat of arms?

Hello - This is an electroplated on copper crumber, I believe. Do you know the maker's mark? What coat of arms might this be, if any? I've been unable to find the answers. Also, what was the now empty slot used for - a tiny brush? Thanks for any help.

 

likely a family crest..

 

Looks like maker is Sheffield Silver Co of Brooklyn NY.

 

Right you are, Houseful!

http://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_S.html

 

Thanks Bakersgma. The two rampant unicorns feature in early Scottish heraldry but I think I’m way off track, I've always found it difficult to identify family crests.

 

Given that the crumber was made here in the US, I think the "family crest" is a fantasy.

 

They made a ton of what I call mock heraldic jewelry in the 50s and 60s; this appears to be more of the same.

 

Thank you to all who responded. Who knew this little piece would be so much fun!

 

@curious1 , you could still research Scottish clan crests. Like @Houseful I think it could be a Scottish crest.
Clan Guthrie has a raised arm with a sword, but that sword is held by the hilt.

 

Even if this coat of arms is real and were tracked down, it wouldn't really have anything to do with the family or area - it was used as a decorative element by Sheffield Silver, along with a rearing horse crest, and they appear on numerous pieces, have personally seen both on hundreds of their silent butlers...

~Cheryl